Good morning, here are our early stories:
-- U.S. Creates 156,000 Jobs In September, Lower Than Predicted.
-- Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos Awarded The Nobel Peace Prize.
-- Hurricane Edges Along Florida Shoreline; Warnings Of 'Devastating Impacts'.
And here are more early headlines:
British Currency Drops In 'Flash Crash' Before Recovering. ( CNBC)
Philippines Starts To Reject U.S. Military Assistance. ( Wall Street Journal)
Malaysia ID's Debris From Missing Passenger Jet. ( USA Today)
Turkey Detains More Police In Connection With Failed Coup. ( Reuters)
Satellite Images Show Activity At North Korean Nuclear Sites. ( AFP)
Venezuelan Doctors Warn Of Growing Diptheria Cases. ( Reuters)
Colorado Woman Swims 82 Miles In Lake Powell At Ariz., Utah Border. ( AP)
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